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From the October 15, 1955 Ozark Jubilee show, segment 3.

YAHSHUA BARUKATA! BARUKATA YAHSHUA!

I love connie's voice

Looks like time travel 🎉Thanks for converting this to color

Thank you for this song. I love 💘

The dancing, clothing, and hairstyles are all from the late 1960’s not 1960.

Thanx to you, that posted this. I love original rec sessions. What a pity they did not filmed the chorus.❤

Ich mag es lieber, wenn er alleine singt. diese wunderbare Stimme brauch keine Laien.

Please convert more Jim reeves videos

Always loved that song and performance,great video.

What a voice❤Made in Heaven🎉

This work seems like a miracle making all the Jim reeves' fan time travel to his day❤

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I was there when these songs were first sung, and now here I am at age 80 and it seems just like yesterday, but only after a long sleep full of nightmares of the songs of the past 20 years. Then it's morning again and I am still loving this music just like I did years ago.

why stereo?

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Great Video, Thanks to Caterina and Bill, RIP Caterina!

LEGEND!! 💥❤️👍😎👍🇺🇸❤️

The Man the Voice !

The king so far ...no one like him long life gene forever

I love this nice song.

From the October 15 1955 episode of "Ozark Jubilee."

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This ironically aired in color originally in 1957, as the Perry Como Show transitioned to color in 1956. No color tv footage survives of any program from before the spring of 1958 though.

SUPERB !

She is not singing Lipstick

Who cares very stupid song

I was only 4 years old when Jim sang this song. GOD, I really am getting old.was it that long ago !!

beautiful lady

The colorization of this song sequence on the lovely Monroe is excellent. The song is sung so sweetly by her in her little-girl voice. I recall this song being sung by Debbie Reynolds in an early MGM musical starring Jane Powell. May be it was Two weeks with love or Small Town Girl. My memory is a bit hazy on this one.

❤❤excelente, buenisima,(soy del 19 55) y ahora le veo renovada al maximo❤❤

While this colorization is great and couldn't be better, my fave Skeeter Davis number will always be 'The end of the world'. In a word 'Matchless'

Dino il piu fino

Small lady with great voice. I want to twist whenever I hear this song.

Colorization and brightness are AWESOME!

Thank you dear Oldies Archive for this colorized upload of our dear Pat Boone, one of the very best singers of the 1950's, all over the world. His soothing voice and the lyrics he chose for his songs held audiences enthralled. . His numbers like Spring Rain, With the wind and the rain in your hair, Love letters in the sand, Friendly Persuasion, Speedy Conzalves and on and on had listeners swooning. There were quite a few broken hearts and, Pat, with his cool voice helped many warring couples reconcile. Pat will always be there high up in the hierarchy with other great luminaries of the world: Andy Williams, Connie Francis, Paul Anka and Matt Munro. He was one of the most handsome and decent singers of the 50's.

I can't believe this was 10 years after World War II. It's lovely.

Love this song ❤

love this by her - get Connie in the Rock n Roll HOF

This is from the same session where he recorded Blue Canadian Rockies. Look it up.

Composed and performed by the Chords. Released in March 15, 1954, and is heard in Pixar’s Cars.

aí e top e chou!

El Rey es inmortal inimitable inigualable imposible de olvidar.

The smokey atmosphere is beautifully captured in this colorized version of Dixieland Rock. Colorization is first rate, because the song sequence was selected from a pristine copy of the film Loving You. It's total pleasure to watch a song or film colorized when the resolution of images has definition and clarity. Once again, I request you to colorize the "R-O-C-K' number from Rock around the clock with Lisa Gaye and Earl Barton displaying their exquisite style of jive. Thanks!

K-rose

Love you all..the time.

lagu kopi dangdut

Guy Mitchell may have appeared in a few films like Red Garters, but he is most memorable as a man who tried to fake his own death in the Perry Mason classic: The case of the guilty clients [1961] which guest-starred Lisa Gaye and Faith Domergue. Mitchell's character is smitten with the lovely, Gaye, who doesn't return the favor. Instead, he winds up dead by three bullets, one of which is fired by Lisa Gaye's character. Did she really kill him or who was the real killer? Excellent episode, not to be missed.

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Lovely song from 1956. It was a topper on the charts for many months. The song is still greatly appreciated and deserves the colorization. Guy Mitchell also enjoyed a film and TV career!